Frederick County teachers push NEA drive against illiteracy
Frederick County educators attending the National Education Association convention in Washington advocate funding a $1.7 million anti illiteracy and dropout effort dubbed Operation Rescue. They praise local PACES CHANGES programs, discuss federal education funding, and plan civil disobedience actions at the South African embassy without arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton B. Confehr
News-Post
Washington, D.C
Frederick County
National Education Association
Washington D.C
Maryland State Teachers Association
Beverly Stonestreet
Singanore High School
NEA
Mary Harwood Futrell
Futrell
Washington Convention Center
Stonestreet
Linda King
Lewistown
Donna Brachey
Frederick
Urbana
Patricia Smith
Parkway
D.C. Metro
Howyer
Maryland
Brachey
Education Department
Frederick Hospital
Frederick County Board of Education
70 Homes Destroyed in San Diego Brush Fire
San Diego faced its worst residential blaze in 20 years as a 300 acre brush fire in Normal Heights forced thousands to evacuate and left up to 70 homes destroyed or damaged. Authorities reported extensive damage costs and city officials sought state and federal disaster assistance as other fires raged across Southern California amid record heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Normal Heights
Los Angeles
Roger Hedgecock
George Deukmejian
Larry Carlson
San Diego County
Mount Miguel
Dena Zay
California Department of Forestry
KPBS
KUSI
KTTY
San Jacinto Mountains
Palm Springs
Carlisle Canyon
Lake Sherwood
Ventura County
Santa Paula
Sequoia National Forest
U.S. Forest Service
Hollywood Hills
Larry Ford
Tom Hall
Logan Bellows
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
Dave Smith
Hall
Red Cross
Pat Sutton
David Swearinga
Cea Ee
Normal Heights United Methodist Church
Swearinga
Sissy
Steve Waterman
San Jacinto
Cabazon
Forest Service
George Kenline
National Weather Service
Mexican officials break up drug ring
Mexican officials announce a nationwide crackdown that disrupted an international drug trafficking network. The operation included an anti-drug campaign official and 27 arrests across several states, with ties to figures linked to Rafael Caro Quintero. The report notes laboratories in Durango processing opium into heroin and significant cash payments for protection and harvests.
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Mexico City
Federal Judicial Police
Jaime Herrera Herrera
Attorney General
Mexico
Chicago
Jaime Herrera Nevarez
Durango
Colombia
United States
Hector Quintanilla Gonzalez
Attorney General's Office
Murphys yed Transformers sale delayed with rain checks issued
The newspaper announces that Murphys yed Transformers on page 1 will not be available for the sale. Rain checks will be issued and the note apologizes for the inconvenience.
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NEA Confab
Washington
the News
Yucatan State
Caribbean
Attorney General’s
Herrera
Emilio Caro
Rafael Caro Quintero
Caro Quintero
Ernesto Fonseca
U.S
Enrique Camarena Salazar
Alfredo Zavala Avelar
Fonseca
Guadalajara
John Walker
Roseville
Mian
Alberto Radelat
Fort Worth
Texas
Attorney General’s Office
Murphys
Yed
Frederick Food Outlet
Frederick Produce Co., Inc
East Fifth Street
Frederick, Md
Meat & Seafood Box
Oscar Mayer Franks
Box
Wee
Tor
Beef & Poultry
Byron's
Food Service
Broyhill Dinette
OAK Server
Ata Tss
Frederick Towne Mall
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